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I won't say much here. I don't know if I need to remind you how serious our profession is. Do we have the right to make mistakes as we please? I would like to add a concise quote from Confucius and share screenshots and pictures from time to time. "The person knows what he knows; go after him. The person does not know what he knows; warn. The person knows what he does not know; teach. The person does not know what he does not know; run away.[/u ]" I also have a word for my humble colleagues that I wrote earlier on this site: Everything that programs can do is not right, everything that programs can't do It is neither wrong nor impossible. Now let's start by adding a picture of a project IMPLEMENTED in the 1st degree earthquake zone. Let's wait for your contributions.
 
Mr. Nedim, I think this project will force us a bit. We have to keep the building standing, right? Let's comment on it.
 
In order to make a healthier interpretation of this project, it is necessary to see its architecture, but no matter what, it is the person who made such a project. eng. I don't think it can. The stud beam can be thrown away when absolutely necessary, but this friend could fix many problems with the polygon column. These behaviors teach us a lesson, but then it's too late and we suffer more losses in earthquakes than in war... greetings and love... CIVIL ENGINEER CÜNEYT AZAK
 
I wonder what is in the architecture of the project in this picture.... The black inscriptions show the distance traveled by the beam without any columns. For example, 18.55 m. Note: Almost all of the 1st degree earthquake zone beams are 40/30 and the others are 30/30 or 25/30
 
Nedim Bey When you walk in this building, you feel like you are walking with shock absorber shoes. You feel it swaying with every step. I think it would be exciting to live in this building.
 
"saridurmus":31lty1zw" said:
Nedim Bey When you walk in this building, you feel like you are walking with shock absorber shoes. you feel like you are shaking with every step. I think it would be exciting to live in this building.
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I didn't laugh less :D :lol:
 
Brother İbrahim, First of all, let me tell you, it is not in Izmit. I'm sharing it here, but it's a sign of desperation. We cannot interfere, but at least I think that maybe there will be people watching on the forum and they will not create a carrier system like this. I also took a look at its architecture. There isn't much of a necessity to do so. 2.70 cantilever beams and beams inserted into it... beams without continuity... columns whose lateral offset could not be prevented... frames that are not completed.. Unnecessary, insufficient shear walls... etc. etc. etc. it's up to you wherever you hold it.
 
"saridurmus":1v8z8nad" said:
Nedim Bey, This project was built around Izmit, I came across these a lot, but I could not comment on them.
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Nedim Bey, when I enter the reinforced concrete after the analysis, I cannot see the reinforcements of the stud beams and I cannot intervene. I can increase gozukuyo as I want, why does it happen in the stud, what can I do?
 
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